Another great one to follow for inside information and high-level conversations about the world of poker is Doug Polk.
Joey Ingram is a prime example, as is Fedor Holz who's now even hosting a podcast. With poker, it's actual poker players doing the hosting. In a lot of other environments, the hosting is reserved for enthusiastic journalists, hoping to get a top professional on the show. And in the unique world of poker, it's top-tier players doing the hosting.
Luckily for us, the age of podcasts is here.
Other than those sparse comments about the action on TV, we had to rely on comments at forums like TwoPlusTwo where someone had railed a big game, or overheard players talking on break. The television show with the same name helped a bit, but despite the dressed up set like it was played in someone's hotel room, it was still a television show and a lot of the talk between players was cut out as the focus was on the poker action itself. For years, it wasn't easy to get insights into the world of high-stakes poker.
